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Looking for advice before I buy. Which TV?

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  • 21-11-2017 2:56am
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    positivenote
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    Hi, im looking to get a new tv in the next few days and have reduced my options to these three models:
    a choice of three tvs

    I would really appreciate your advice on which one is the best option for me. Primarily this will be the main TV for the family running netflicks and an amazon firestick. I am also looking to add a sound bar and am open to advice.
     
    Thanks a million


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    Richersounds.ie: Kenny
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    positivenote wrote: »
    Hi, im looking to get a new tv in the next few days and have reduced my options to these three models:
    a choice of three tvs

    I would really appreciate your advice on which one is the best option for me. Primarily this will be the main TV for the family running netflicks and an amazon firestick. I am also looking to add a sound bar and am open to advice.
     
    Thanks a million
    Hi Positivenote.

    I would look at either the LG or the Panasonic.

    There are a few good points for each screen.

    The Pana has a higher refresh rate over the LG.

    The LG can display and decode Dolby Vision as well as HDR.
    The LG is 10bit (8bit + FRC) the Pana is only 8 bit.

    Both priced at £649.00

    We are offer a price promise where if a product is purchased and the price should drop on Black Friday we will refund the difference back to you.


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